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I bought a little runabout colt few months ago. Had the same button adhered to the dash. Was wired up to led "tubes" all up under the dash. 

Have a look where the wiring is going - could be anything really 

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1 hour ago, Ben C34 said:

Don’t push it

how come? i have pushed it and nothing happened, and you have to push it every time you turn on the car and it goes green, but other than that it hasnt done anything that ive noticed

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1 hour ago, malialipali said:

I bought a little runabout colt few months ago. Had the same button adhered to the dash. Was wired up to led "tubes" all up under the dash. 

Have a look where the wiring is going - could be anything really 

might have a look tomorrow see where it goes, i pushed it and you here a click of sorts on the passenger side behind the dash

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I had a similar looking button on my stagea, was an override switch for the TV / display.

For safety reasons the screen won't display when the car is moving or the park brake is disengaged. This switch toggles it on / off.

I bought the unit through nengun many many years ago, I'll see if I can find any more info on the unit.

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